Donahue (2000) Kenny Easley (1991) Tom Fears (1976) Billy Kilmer (1999) Cade McNown (2020) Donn Moomaw (1973) Jonathan Ogden (2012) Tommy Prothro (1991) Jerry Robinson (1996) Red Sanders (1996) John Sciarra (2014) Al Sparlis (1983) Kenny Washington (1956) Rose Bowl MVPs Bob Stiles, 1966, DB John Sciarra, 1976, QB Don Rogers, 1983, FS Tom Ramsey, 1983, QB Rick Neuheisel, 1984, QB Eric Ball, 1986, TB Rose Bowl Hall of Fame John Sciarra, 1991 Bob Stiles, 1993 Gary Beban, 1995 Eric Ball, 1996 Terry Donahue, 1997 Rick Neuheisel, 1998 Al Hoisch, 1999 Tom Ramsey, 2007 Dick Vermeil, 2014 Cade McNown, 2017 Retired numbers The following players have been honored with retired numbers. Bruins in the NFL Over 300 UCLA Bruins football players have gone on to play in the National Football League (NFL). Six (6) of them have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Troy Aikman (2006) Kenny Easley (2017) Tom Fears (1970) Jimmy Johnson (1994) Jonathan Ogden (2013) Bob Waterfield (1965) Twenty-three (23) former Bruins have appeared in at least 150 NFL games: Norm Johnson – 273 games (PK 1982–1999) Max Montoya – 223 games (OG 1979–1994) Jimmy Johnson – 213 games (DB 1961–1976) Roman Phifer – 212 games (LB 1991–2005) Marvcus Patton – 208 games (LB 1990–2002) Dave Dalby – 205 games (C 1972–1985) Donnie Edwards – 197 games (LB 1996–2008) Mark Tuinei – 195 games (OT 1983–1997) Ken Norton Jr. – 191 games (LB 1988–2000) Luis Sharpe – 189 games (OT 1982–1994) Randy Cross – 185 games (OL 1976–1988) Carnell Lake – 185 games (DB 1989–2001) Jerry Robinson – 184 games (LB 1979–1991) Jonathan Ogden – 177 games (OT/OG 1996–2007) Billy Kilmer – 170 games (QB 1961–1978) Marcedes Lewis – 170 games (TE 2006–present) Travis Kirschke – 169 games (DE 1997–2009) Duval Love – 167 games (OG 1985–1996) Fred McNeill – 167 games (LB 1974–1985) Mike Lodish – 166 games (DT 1990–2000) Troy Aikman – 165 games (QB 1989–2000) Bruce Davis – 160 games (OT 1979–1989) Don Shinnick – 159 games (LB 1957–1969) Media UCLA football has long been carried by ABC and more recently by ESPN and FOX on television. Although UCLA has no discretion on these, as they are decided by the Pac-12. When UCLA joins the Big Ten in 2024, their games will be carried on FOX, CBS and NBC respectfully. KLAC 570-AM in Los Angeles ("AM 570") is the current flagship